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The Florists' Review 



77 



Dreer's Reliable Hardy Perennial 



FLOWER SEEDS 



Hardy Perennials are becoming more popular each season; there 

 is a big demand for the plants and many sorts are splendid for 

 cutting. For best results, seeds should be sown in spring as soon 

 as the ground is in good condition. We offer below a short list of 

 the best kinds that can readily be grown from seed; for complete 

 list see our Wholesale Price List. Copies free to Florists on request. 



Trade pkt. 



AcliUlea Ptarmloa Fl. PI. "The Pearl." Double White S0.50 



Aotaillea Millefolium Roaeum, Rosy Milfoil 16 



AgTostemina Coronaria, bnght Crimson 10 



Ampelopala Veltobli, Boston Ivy. 76c per k lb .10 



Anoliuaa Italloa, Dropmore Variety. Rich Deep Blue 25 



AQullesla Chryaantlia, Yellow 30 



Aqulleclat Dreer'a Lonc-apurred Hybrlda, Extra Fine Mix- 

 ture. ... 30 



AquUecla, Blncle Mixed. Good Quality 10 



AqulleKla, Double Mixed, Good Quality 10 



Boltonla Aateroldea, White 25 



Boltonla Latlaquama. Pink 25 



Campanula Carpatloa. Blue 25 



Campanula Carpatloa Alba, White 25 



Campanula Medium Calycanthema, Mixed, Cup and Saucer 



Canterbury Bells 30 



Campanula Medium. Slnsle Mixed. Canterbury Bells lo 



Sliaata Delay "Alaaka," the finest of all 40 



Coreopala Lanoeolata Grandltlora, Golden Yellow, extra fine 



strain 10 



Delpbinlum Belladonna, Turauoise Blue 50 



Delphinium Gold Medal Hybrlda, an extra fine strain of large- 



doweiing hybrids, $2.60 per k lb 20 



Dlantbua LatUoUua Atrocooclneua PI. Fl., Double Rich Scar- 

 let 25 



DlBltalla Gloxlnlaeflora. Mixed, Spotted Foxglove 20 



Dlgltalla Maoulata Superba, an extra fine spotted strain 20 



DlBltallB Monatroaa, Mammoth Foxglove 20 



Galllardla Grandlflora Superb, Mixed, one of the popular per- 

 ennials 10 



Geum AtroaaoKulneum PI. PI.. Double Scarlet 25 



Gypaoplilla Paaloulata, Baby's Breath 15 



Hlblaoua Nevr Giant, a grand strain, mixed colors 15 



Hollyhook Double, Bright Rose 20 



Hollyhook Double, Maroon 20 



Hollyhook Double. Red 20 



Hollyhock Double, Salmon Rose 20 



Hollyhock Double, White 20 



Hollyhock Double, Yellow 20 



Hollyhook Double, Mixed 20 



Hollyhock Double, New^rt Pink^a beautiful pure pink 25 



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Hollyhock Allearheny. Prlncod Hollyhook, mixed colors.... 



Lathyrua LatUoUua, Mixed, Everlasting Hardy Pea 



Lavandula Vera, the true Sweet Lavender 



Luplnua Polyphyllua Roaeua 



Luplnua PolyphyUua, Blue 



Luplnua PolyphyUua, White 



Luplnua PolyphyUua Moerhelmli, Light and Deep Rose. 



Luplnua PolyphyUua, Mixed, 50c per H lb 



Lyobnla Chalcedonloa, Bright Scarlet 



Phyaoatesla Vlrdnloa, Pink, very popular 



Platycodon Grandinonim, Blue. 



Platycodon Grandlflorum Album. White 25 



Poppy Nudlcaule Mixed, Iceland Poppy 20 



Poppy Orlentale, Scarlet Crimson Oriental Poppy 15 



Pyrethrum Hybrldum, Slncle Mixed, all colors .30 



Sldalcea Candida, Pure White 10 



Sldalcea Roae Queen, a fine, new, clear rose 30 



Sldalcea Roay Gem, Bright Rose 15 



Statloe LatUolla, Sea Lavender -25 



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Newport Pink Hollyhock 



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Stokeala Cyanea, Blue, Cornflower Aster.. S0.20 $0.75 



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Stokeala Cyanea Alba, White 

 Sweet WlUlam, Slnde Mixed, 75o mb . 

 Sweet William, Slncle Newport Pink . . 

 S\7eet WlUlam. Smcle Scarlet Beauty, 

 Sweet WUIlam, D'ble Mixed, $1.50 ^ lb , 

 Trltoma Hybrlda, a splendid mixture of 

 ear y- flowering varieties of the Red-Hot 

 Poker 25 



1.00 



HENRY A. DREER,cJelfnL'L..Philadelphia, Pa. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



composed of baskets of cut bulbous 

 stock, were seen at the store of J. B. 

 Keller Sons this week. At their green- 

 houses they have a fine display of bulb- 

 ous stock, which- is selling well. 



Another addition to the florists' busi- 

 ness in this city is that of Arthur W. 

 Morrisey, of 372 Plymouth avenue, who 

 has started up in the wire design busi- 

 ness. 



George E. Case, of James Vick 's Sons, 

 spent Sunday in Auburn, N. Y., with 

 relatives. 



William De Graff, a prominent attor- 

 ney, will address the members of the 

 Rochester Florists' Association at its 



monthly meeting to be held March 9, 

 at 8 p, m. His subject will be "The 

 League of Nations." Friends of the 

 members are invited to attend. 



The extensive decoration for the 

 policemen's ball which was held at the 

 N. Y. S. Armory February 24 reflects 

 credit on George T. Boucher and Oliver 

 T, Boucher. It is the opinion of many 

 experts that this was the most artistic 

 decoration ever accomplished of its kind 

 in the city. The lighting effect was a 

 perfect fairyland and the combination 

 of flowers and lights was wonderful. 



H. J. H. 



BALTIMORE. 



The Market. 



The market has been easier this week 

 than for some time. All lines of stock 

 are in much better supply than at any 

 time this winter. Roses, which have 

 been off crop and consequently scarce, 

 are now in good crop and of exception- 

 ally good quality. Carnations are up 

 to the demand and, like roses, are of 

 that quality that we usually speak of 

 as "Al." Sweet peas, which have 

 been so scarce all winter, are now try- 

 ing to Bhove everything off the market 



